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Research Overview
Research
is the single most important pillar for MSE.
It will drive our growth – in quantity
and quality. We emphasize research for all our
faculty members and encourage our undergraduate
students to participate in research programmes
early in their tenure here. We continue to find
ways to attract and keep good graduate students,
through our exchange programmes and joint-degree
programmes with world-class institutions.
We
encourage a culture of research mostly through
rewarding academic staff for research output,
both financially and with research facilities
and the like. In addition, we are generous in
allocating graduate students to all academic
staff members who excel in research. Hence, the
ratio of graduate students to academic staff
is quite healthy.
We
also actively seek foreign collaborations with
materials science and engineering schools that
are well-known for their research output. We
also look for collaborations with the industry
to ensure that our research is relevant to economic
needs. We already have collaborations with several
firms, including Adv Mat Res (AMR) in Canada,
Radi Corp in Sweden and Guidant Corp in the US.
Such tie-ups will result ultimately in attracting
good faculty and research staff/students.
The
research programmes at MSE cover the following
areas:
- Biomaterials
- Defence
Materials
- Nano-Electronics
and Interconnects
- Rare
Earth Nano-Materials
- Organic
/ Polymer Electronics
- Ecomaterials
and Clean Energy Research
- Computational Materials Science
MSE
Research Directory 2008/09
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The
research efforts of MSE are closely
tied to the needs of the industry.
Joint R&D ventures have been initiated
and established with many local and
international world-class institutions.
Some of them include:
- Advanced Material Resources,
Canada
- ALZA Corp, USA
- ARC Vienna, Austria
- Cambridge University, United
Kingdom
- California Institute of Technology
(Caltech), USA
- Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh
- Darmstadt University, Germany
- Imperial College, United Kingdom
- Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT), USA
- Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA
- Montpellier University, France
- Ntero Surgical, USA
- Nat Inst Mat Chem., Japan
- Orqis Medical Inc., USA
- Orthogen Technologies
- Oxford University, United Kingdom
- Sydney University, Australia
- Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing
Ltd, Singapore
- DSO National Laboratories,
Singapore
- Institute of Microelectronics
(IME), Singapore
- Institute of Materials and
Research Engineering (IMRE),
Singapore
- National Heart Centre, Singapore
- National Cancer Centre, Singapore
- Singapore General Hospital
(SGH), Singapore
- Singapore Institute of Manufacturing
Technology (SIMTech), Singapore
- Tan Tok Seng Hospital, Singapore
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